In-House is a Framer portfolio template by ena supply built for creative studios, agencies, and design professionals who want a typographic, understated identity. The homepage opens with a full-screen image carousel that cycles through project names like Urban Verde Vista and Suit Supply, each overlaid in white sans-serif type against moody, high-contrast photography. The palette is black, white, and occasional red accents, and the layout breathes. Below the hero, a selected works grid shows three project thumbnails, followed by a services block listing art direction, brand identity, packaging, digital design, and development in a stacked type treatment that fades from light gray to black. The journal section pulls in three article cards with dark image backgrounds and white text. Every section uses generous white space and a custom cursor that shifts to a pointer on hover.
The demo includes studio, projects, careers, journal, and contact pages. The studio page explains the agency's philosophy with a large hero image and body copy. Projects live on both a grid overview and individual project detail pages, each with rich media and sticky scroll interactions. The journal functions as a blog with article previews and full post pages. The careers page is present, and the template includes a 404 page and reusable components for buttons, cards, and navigation. Animations are subtle but consistent, with fade-ins and smooth transitions as you scroll.
On a 390px phone, the homepage stacks cleanly. The hero carousel remains full-screen, project titles stay legible, and the menu collapses into a button. The type scales down without crowding, and the grid switches to a single column.
We'd pick In-House for agencies or studios with strong photography and a taste for minimalist, type-driven layouts. The template needs high-quality images to match the demo's mood, and the heavy reliance on full-bleed visuals means you'll want a curated portfolio before launch.
Based on the live demo, viewed on desktop and on a phone. The Design and Dev scores come from separate independent reviews. See how we score templates.